Duke Beats Michigan In Overtime To Boost Top Ranking
Duke edged Michigan 100-93 in overtime in Detroit, signaling a climb toward No. 1 as Michigan held a top ranking after a recent win. The night also saw UCLA recover to beat USC 96-67 and St Josephs pause in their bid while other Katie results featured Bradley, Gonzaga, and Indiana earning varying wins.
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Sayers Named NFL Rookie of the Year in 1965 poll
Gale Sayers of the Chicago Bears won the NFL Rookie of the Year honor in a near unanimous UPI poll. The Kansas native, 22, shattered records with 22 touchdowns and 132 points, plus a six TD game against San Francisco. He led in multiple categories including 967 rushing yards and 507 receiving yards, finishing third in total ground gain with 2,272 yards.
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Giants Sign Two Large Draftees For 1966 Roster
United Press International reports Willie Young of Gram and another 250 pounder signed pro contracts with the New York Giants. Frank Cornish of Grambling signed with the Chicago Bears after earning All-Star honors and the Washington Touchdown Club Lineman of the Year. Also noted is a planned January 18 bout between Rubin Carter and Johnny Morris, and the Baltimore Bullets reactivated Gus Johnson amid an arm injury recovery.
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Veeck to Take Stand in Braves Expansion Suit
Milwaukee report says Bill Veeck testified in circuit court on a restraining order against the Braves. He described baseball expansion feasibility for 1966, noting possible play dilution but no serious issue if competition improves. He outlined a plan involving eight outfield players per club and selecting four as untouchables, with one chosen by a new club.
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Evansville Tops NCAA small college ratings as Salukis rise
Evansville holds first in the UPI board of coaches ratings for the NCAA small college category, with Southern Illinois moving to second after a series of upsets. Central State drops to third after a loss to Steubenville, while St Mary's and other programs show shifting positions through games through Dec. 18. The ranking includes Texas Western, Findlay, Samford and San Diego among others in a volatile top 20.
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Abilene Christian
Cheyney
East West Shrine tilt preview sparks pro talk
Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder jokes about high minded pros as East West Shrine game nears. Notable players Cristallize pro futures with bids from NFL teams while West leader Carl McAdams and Heisman winner Mike Garrett are among stars weighing six figure bonuses.
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Small college basketball ratings recap with early votes
New York based UPI report lists first pace votes and records through omecel 1. Evansville leads with 3-2, followed by Louisville Illinois 5-1 and Cent. O. St. at 5-1. Rankings include No 10 Fresno State and ties among Arkansas State Abilene Christian Lamar Tech Cheyney State.
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White Luther White 66 Harvey funeral at First Baptist
Luther White age 66 of Harvey funeral services set for 1 p m Thursday at First Baptist Church Harvey with Rev A L Simms officiating burial in Meadow Haven Cemetery arrangements by Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor Inc Also notice section shows celebratory holiday closure and various local contact lines and classified lines asking for leads on missing persons and employments with several names and addresses across Beckley area.
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Shady Spring
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Pineville
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